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2015 Freshers’ Handbook
Dear class of 2015…Welcome to King’s, which is undeniably the best Cambridge College. Only at King’s do we combine the magnificence of Cambridge University - the world-famous Chapel and choir, the spectacular dining hall, the sprawling lawns and gardens - with a restless revolutionary spirit. At first you’ll notice the small acts of our resistance: no gowns or high tables at formal hall, the prominent communist flag in the bar, and the campaign stickers in the bathrooms. But soon, you'll find yourself drawn deeper into the vibrant and tenacious college community.
That community is embodied by KCSU, which provides King's students with a much-needed collective voice in college. Together we've achieved some great things for students through the years, from the introduction of the C1 key, which lets us open doors and gates to college after hours, to the addition of a low-cost £1.60 meal to the servery menu just four months ago. This year, our priority is to oppose further rises to student living costs - including rent and food prices - as well as to secure adequate financial support for all students affected by the recent cuts.
But our concerns aren't limited to the student bubble - KCSU has a longstanding reputation for its political campaigning. Back in the 80s, KCSU used to give money to miners strikes, engaged in regular protests and wrote letters to governments. Though nowadays we're a bit less radical (and no longer allowed to support organisations whose policies do not directly affect students), KCSU remains a politically-charged and very active student union. Most recently, as part of a national campaign, KCSU has fought to ensure that all King’s College staff are paid the living wage (currently set at £7.85ph), and last June we donated just over £400 to the staff hardship fund. While the living wage was paid in 2013-14, the college hasn’t committed to paying it every year - so there’s still a lot of work to be done.
That said, you don't have to be at all political to enjoy King's, or even to get involved in KCSU. There is truly something for everyone here - the fact that we're a bit off-the-wall makes us an inclusive and welcoming space for all. There's a huge range of college-based societies and sports clubs you can join, whether you're drawn to our fantastic Boat Club or tempted to try stand-up comedy, drama, music, or art. King’s students have been known to rise up the ranks in the ADC, the Footlights, the Cambridge Union, the Tab, and the Fitzwilliam Museum Society, and to play for university sports teams. You'll find loads more info on the KCSU website (kcsu.org.uk), and at the King's Freshers Fair on 5 October.
As for getting involved in KCSU, a recent restructuring of the exec means that there'll be staggered elections in the next few weeks, and therefore many opportunities to take up a position. Every year, several freshers are elected to the KCSU exec, so don't be put off from standing. If you’re not quite ready for the responsibility but still want to get involved, you can join one of the KCSU working groups which lobby and
campaign for specific issues. Emails tagged with [KCSU Announce] in your inbox will be your rallying cries. But for now, enjoy meeting your fellow students, wander along the gorgeous King’s grounds, and sit back and enjoy the mad whirlwind that is freshers week.
Eleni CoureaKCSU President 2015
Part 1 - The ExecThere are 16 positions on the current KCSU exec committee filled by fellow undergrads and elected by the student body to represent your views to the college and to support you in your endeavours during your time at King’s.
Hi! I'm Eleni, a third-year HSPS student at King's and this year's KCSU President. I make sure that the KCSU policy which students vote for is put into practice. The more work you give me, the better – so make sure you attend open meetings! Alongside the Vice President, I represent undergraduates at College Council and Governing Body, where all the high-level decisions in King's are made. Alongside the Vice President, I vote on College policy and put papers to Council on behalf of the student body. Whatever may come up – trouble with living costs, issues with tutors, or unsatisfactory coffee shop muffins – I'm always happy to provide you with representation or support. You can email me at [email protected], call or text 07547 818376, or pop over to Bene't Street Hostel and ring 206. Here's a tip though – I'll
Hello, I'm Gabriel. I'm a third year historian here at King's and this year I am KCSU's Vice President. My main role is to represent the interests of King's students both to the college and to CUSU (the university student's union). In essence I want to make sure our voices are heard on a range of important issues, from education policy to bar prices and everything in between. If you're interested in getting involved in any of this, or if I can help you in any other way, get in touch at [email protected] or grab me around college. Enjoy freshers week and welcome to King's!
Hey! I’m Alex, I’m a second-year historian at King’s, and this year I am acting as KCSU Chair. I help the President and Vice-President with the day-to-day running of the union, and maintain a record of policy. KCSU is committed to working fairly and democratically. Representing KCSU, I have to make sure that your voices are heard. I am someone you can approach at any time should you wish to voice your opinion, and there are plenty of ways of doing this: at the Open Meetings (held at least once a term), or, if you don’t like the idea of speaking in public, you can message me on the KCSU website or by email. KCSU is your union; you are
Hey, I’m Kaaliot, a sixth year Historical Economist and this year’s Entertainments Officer, or Ents for short. Ok, we’re really two people, Kaamil Shah and Elliot Bell, but Ents is a big job at King’s so it’s often been split between two people.One of the best things at King’s are the weekly formals and we are in charge of those as well as the events in the bar afterwards. If you ever have a problem with ticketing, formals in general, or want to be involved in these events, then please email us at [email protected]. The nature of the role means that we also know a lot about room booking and catering, so we can also be contacted with regards to those things.Another important thing we do is organising Sunday Funday after exams in Easter Term, a massive day of barbecues and games and by tradition we are required to lead the charge from the bar to the club. So for laughs, a bit of college
Hey! I'm Husna Ara, I'm a second year Philosophy student, and the ethnic minorities officer here at King's. I'm involved in organising events for students of ethnic backgrounds. These include speaker's events and film screenings, as well as keeping the student body up to date with regular bulletins about local events and networks. As well as encouraging social stuff, I see my role mainly as a platform to provoke a critical understanding of systemic disadvantages faced by people of ethnic backgrounds. Other than this I'll do my best to organise some social stuff as well :) If you'd like to chat or let me know about how I could broaden the role feel free to drop me a line at [email protected] or just say hey!Hello my adorable freshies, I’m Priya, your female
welfare officer for this year! I’m a 3rd year PBS (one of the many abbreviations you’ll learn to love) student at King’s, self-proclaimed BNOC, and serial ‘procrasti-baker’, so you’ll probably see me shoving baked goods at people whilst carrying models of human brains. I’m here to ensure your first year is as smooth as possible. As welfare, I’m here to talk. Whenever you’re unsure about anything, stressed or just want to have a quick chat I’ll be there (along my glorious male welfare bff-Hugs). We also provide access to free sexual health supplies (safe-sex-is-good-sex) and can direct you to members of college/ counselling should you need any advice or help! Feel free to add me of facebook (Priya Das), email or just stop me whenever to talk! I’ll most probably be lurking in the bar either guzzling coffee, a
Hey, I'm Hugo Herman-Wilson, a third year theology student and your current Male Welfare Officer. Alongside Priya (Female Welfare) I form part of your support system here at King's. That means I can be a shoulder to cry on, someone to act as a 'signpost' pointing you in the right direction for any help you need, or simply someone to show you where the condom machines are. I'm available 24/7 either in my room (U4 in Bodley's), via email (hdh26/[email protected]) or via text/phone (0796906334). Overall, I'm here for the more personal side of the student experience, and aim to make your time here at King's as amazing as possible - trust me, it's going to be awesome. Just wait until you taste one of Priya's cakes!SafeH
Hello, my name’s Amy, a second year HSPS student and this year’s LGBT+ officer. King’s has a really welcoming LGBT+ community, and during Michaelmas there will be lots of LGBT+ related social events, both college and university based! I’ll also be around for general LGBT+ welfare help. You can email me at [email protected], and I’ll be around during fresher’s week for any questions you might have, as well as sending out regular emails
Hey! We're Ceylon and Scott, and we're the KCSU Access Officers for this year! Our job is to make sure everyone knows that University is open to them if they want it to be, regardless of their background, that everyone feels like they fit in when they get here, and to try and destroy some of the myths surrounding a 'Traditional Oxbridge Background'! We need lots of help with our initiatives, so if you'd like to be involved or even just find out more, email us at [email protected] - or grab us around college, we're normally in the bar playing pool!Hey Freshers! I’m Rory and I'm a 2nd year geographer and treasurer of KCSU. I have 2 main jobs, one is to manage all of KCSUs financial affairs including all ents, fresher’s week and any campaigns.As well as that, I sit on the SFC committee, which distributes funding to all societies and sports teams at kings. I draft a budget to be approved at an open meeting in Michaelmas term, then throughout the year I reimburse societies from their budgets whenever people spend money on their society. So, if you want to start up a society, get reimbursed for a society's expenditure or have any cool ideas for KCSU ents/campaigns then get in touch with the respective officer as well as myself at
Hi, my name’s Chris, I’m a third year Engineering student and your Green & Charities officer – because even KCSU needs a conscience. I’ll be around to help you with any charitable events you want to run, not to mention the odd cake sale. That said it’s well known that my focus in the role is getting people keen about climate change and enforcing recycling on pain of death. Whether you want to get involved in the green scene or you just want to find out more about a specific issue, you can email me at [email protected], or find out more at www.kcsu.org.uk/green-charities/.
Hi, I’m Martha - I’m a second year Sociology + Politics student at King’s college and this year’s Women’s Officer. My job is to represent the interests of women of King’s College, whether it’s through campaigning for better sexual harassment policies, running discussion groups, supporting students, or hosting the annual King’s Women’s Dinner. I will also bring King’s students concerns or issues to attention at the fortnightly forums of CUSU Women’s Campaign, their main decision making space. If you ever want to find out more information about how to get involved with feminism and gender equality at King’s or Cambridge, want support with anything, or just want a chat, make sure to contact me at [email protected] - I’d love to hear from
Hi, I’m Corey, 3rd year Engineer and your Sports, Societies and Fresher’s Officer. My role is to support the teams and societies at King’s, firstly by allocating funding from our Societies Budget, secondly by helping them achieving their goals, whatever they may be. Finally, I’ll be responsible for Fresher’s Week 2016 (Kaamil, our Head of Entertainments is running this year’s). As for myself, I’m a keen rugby league player and am always willing to provide support to those looking to get into blues teams or set up their own societies/teams. If you need anything in this regard,
Hi, I’m Lorna, 3rd year medic and Accommodation and Amenities Officer for this year. My role is to take care of any issues you may have with college accommodation and catering services. This includes, and is not limited to, rents, bedders, hall food and other services provided by college. Over the last few years, former occupants of my role have fought hard to keep rent increases to a minimum and we had a recent success in
Hi, I’m Lorna, 3rd year medic and Accommodation and Amenities Officer for this year. My role is to take care of any issues you may have with college accommodation and catering services. This includes, and is not limited to, rents, bedders, hall food and other services provided by college. Over the last few years, former occupants of my role have fought hard to keep rent increases to a minimum and we had a recent success in
Part 2 - Rooms, Services and Facilities at King’sAll rooms, services and facilities below are free unless otherwise stated. They’re for you, so take advantage of them! If you have any questions and are unsure as to who you should contact, email the Domus Officer ([email protected]) or, alternatively, speak to the Porters, who are available and on call 24h ([email protected] or 01223 33 11 00).
RoomsThe BunkerKing's Bunker is a party venue located beneath the Keynes building. Once an infamous part of Cambridge's nightlife – and the reason all the cool kids apply to King's - it was re-opened just a few years ago. It's the only student-run party in Cambridge promoting underground dance music - we host regular Saturday nights featuring student DJs, and our end-of-term 'mingles' see quality underground DJs, live acts and more spread across the college. If you're keen to DJ or simply practice with their equipment, drop their Music rep a line at [email protected], or to get involved speak to our Chair - [email protected]● Location: End of the corridor from Hall● Access: Through the Boat Club or on a Bunker Night (usually a Saturday)
Music RoomsKing’s is famous for its music. Some of Cambridge’s best bands have formed as Freshers in our music rooms, and first performed at our 8-Track Open Mic Nights. For more info about music or performing, email our Ents Officer at [email protected].● Location: Basement at end of Buttery Corridor● Access: Key from Porters’ Lodge, no booking required.
Bike StorageThis main bike storage facility has space for 100 bikes and is the most immediately available secure space. Bikes can also be parked on the cobbles of King’s Parade. Make sure you your bike marked and registered with the porters as bike theft is rampant around Cambridge.● Location: Beneath Webb’s Court● Access: Open 24h, access with C1 key (which all students should have)
LibraryA relaxed work environment, many find it useful due to its wealth of books and the quiet but sociable atmosphere. Books can be requested and make sure you do - they’ll
order anything related to your subject so it’s very rare for you to have to buy any books!● Location: Webb’s Court● Access: Open 24h, access with Uni card. Library staff in from 9:30 - 17:30.
Fellows’ GardenColleges rarely allow students into their Fellows’ Garden unsupervised; King’s makes an exception. Feel free to use it as you like, although no ball games are allowed. If you’d like to organize a Garden Party, contact [email protected] for more information.● Location: Backs● Access: Open 24h, access with C1 key.
Dark RoomA KCSU induction is required. Email [email protected] for more info.● Location: O Staircase Basement● Key from Porters’ Lodge, no booking required, 24h access.
Turing Computing RoomOur dingy basement computing room isn’t swanky, but if you need computers, printing and scanning services, they get the job done. Email [email protected] if you have questions.● Location: E Staircase Basement● Access: 24h access, University card required, C1 required on Sundays.
Facilities and Services
HallSubsidised food. Menus sent out weekly.● Location: Hall● Access: Opening hours vary, check the front for info.
Formal HallKing’s has the most exclusive and highly-prized formal halls in Cambridge. They only happen once a week, and tickets sell out quickly. Formal Hall is one of the occasions when most of the College comes together, and even if you don’t manage to get tickets, the Ents Officer will usually organize post-formal entertainments in the bar. Get tickets here.● Location: Hall● Access: Every Wednesday, strictly subject to availability.Projector
Fancy a movie night in or require a projector for a conference or meeting? The KCSU Projector is available for your use. Simply email [email protected] with booking times.● Location: Porters’ Lodge● Access: Book with KCSU, pickup from Porters’ Lodge.PantryHigh quality wine and spirits at subsidised prices.● Access: behind Cafeteria, or through glass doors next to Beves. Open most days.
PuntsQuintessentially Cambridge, punting makes for a beautiful way to relax. King’s has 6 brand-new punts, which, although not free, are much cheaper than hiring from local punt companies. Punts are not available during winter, and cannot be hired after dark. ● Location: River● Access: Hire from Porters’ Lodge (£4 an hour), no advance booking allowed. Must be returned before midnight.
Kayaks & CanoesKing’s is one of the few Colleges to own its own kayaks and canoes. A perfect way to unwind and relax. Inductions are required, email [email protected].● Location: S Staircase● Access: Keys from Porters’ Lodge.
ChapelOne of the most iconic buildings in the world, use of the Chapel is by no means limited by religious belief. Open to all King’s students. There is sung evensong Monday - Saturday at 5.30 and on Sundays at 10.30 and 3.30 and college students are free to sit in the upper stalls. ● Location: First Court● Access: See Chapel Website or email [email protected]
DVDsBored? KCSU has its own DVD library - take a look at our online DVD Collection, and email us with which DVD you would like. ● Location: Various● Access: Email [email protected]
General Meeting SpacesThe use of General Meeting Spaces is usually supervised by the College Accommodations Officer, Katie Edwards, who can be emailed at
[email protected] and can be booked online via the CASC system on the intranet
The BarThe center for social and political life at King’s. It is a shared space between students, staff and fellows. It is also where we hold Kings’ Ents.● Access: Bar is closed between 2am and 6am, but serving is only around meal times and in the evenings.
Keynes Seminar Rooms #1 and #2Brand-new seminar rooms, fully equipped with audio-visual equipment, wifi, screens for projection. ● Location: Keynes First and Second Floors● Access: Book at Accommodation Office, Key from Porters’ Lodge● Capacity: 30 seated, 15 seated with tables.
Rylands SuiteA seminar room in the older part of college. Plush surroundings but no audio-visual equipment. ● Location: ???● Access: Book at Accommodation Office, Key from Porters’ Lodge● Capacity: 28 seated
Keynes Hall A dynamic and unique space, the Keynes Hall can be used for anything from live stand up shows (as they are for the King’s Jest), concerts (it has a grand piano on its small stage), conferences (Amnesty International sometimes use it) to a small cinema (it has a projector) or a general meeting space. It also has docks for microphones, which can be hired from Catering.● Location: Access from Bar, through Chetwynd Room.● Access: Book through CASC, Key from Porters’ Lodge● Capacity: 100 seated
Chetwynd RoomEssentially just a large room, but it has been used for receptions, conferences, chill-out sessions, yoga, dance classes and table tennis tournaments.● Location: Access from Bar● Access: Book through CASC, Key from Porters’ Lodge● Capacity: 60 people
Munby RoomAnother large room, but with greater privacy. Has an upright piano, and can be used for anything really. Decent place for parties if you have a small room, but remember to get permission first ([email protected]).● Location: Top of A Staircase
● Access: Book at Accommodation Office, Key from Porters’ Lodge● Capacity: 50 people
Supervision RoomsSmall, quiet rooms perfect for one-to-one or small group meetings. Only Supervisors can normally book these.● Location: Parlour Room (above Mail Room), A Staircase, F7b on F Staircase.● Access: Book at Accommodation Office, Key from Porters’ Lodge
Sport FacilitiesTennis CourtsWe have two courts, one hard court on Kingsfield and one court on Barton Road.● Location: Kingsfield; Barton Road● Access: Key from Porters’ Lodge, booking required.
The Pool TableSo this has been a mainstay of the King’s experience for years, so much so that there are now teams looking to enter Pool Cuppers and play against other colleges! Find out more at the Fresher’s Fair.● Location: In the Bar, costs 40p a gameVault GymThe Vault is a recent addition to King’s with pretty good cardio equipment and some limited weights and is suitable for all fitness levels. Membership and a short induction is required.● Location: Benet Street Hostel● Access: EPOS card
Free weights RoomEven more recent than the Vault, the Free weights room is a small space for lifting heavier weights than available in the vault. It is very well equipped for its size, and caters to anyone interested in weightlifting. Same rules vis-à-vis membership and induction apply.● Location: Under Webb’s Court, opposite the Bike Storage● Access: Key from Porters’ Lodge, you cannot go by yourself.
Squash CourtOur squash court is the perfect place to unwind by hitting a tiny ball with incredible force!● Location: Kingsfield● Book through Porters’ Lodge, access with EPOS card.
Erg Room
A brilliant way to get fit, especially for boaties. Induction required, information from [email protected].● Key from Porters’ Lodge, booking required through boat club. Details provided on induction.
Football PitchesIf you’re looking for a quick kick-about with friends, there’s space at the back of Garden Hostel, otherwise we have full pitches available for your use, but you have to check with the Football Team Captain before using this.● Location: Garden Hostel● Access: Garden Hostel is open to all King’s students – just use your C1 key
Table TennisWe have a table. Use it.● Location: Back of Chetwynd Court
Part 3 – College Teams and SocietiesYou’ll find out a lot more about the teams and societies at King’s at the Fresher’s Fair on the Monday of Fresher’s Week. But here’s a quick list of what’s available before you dive in to
SocietiesKing’s Politics – King’s Politics aims to be the hub of political discussion and debate in Cambridge. We bring politicians, writers, academics and other public figures together to discuss with students the most pressing political issues of the day. We hope you’ll join us to engage in our lively, and always free, debates.
Contact – Micha Eversley ([email protected])
King’s Film Society – Reborn from the ashes last year. The aim is to get people at King’s into film by showing a range of films in Keynes Hall every week. On some nights, there is also discussion and associated talks after the screening.
Contact – Kaamil Shah ([email protected])
KCMS – King’s College Music Society is one of the most vibrant and high-profile music societies in Cambridge. King’s students cover a huge range of music each year, organising large-scale orchestral concerts each term, held in the stunning, world-famous Chapel, as well as quirky and intimate concerts in the Provost’s drawing room.
Contact – Alice Kelly ([email protected])
Sport Teams
CCK Rugby – King’s is part of a joint rugby team with Clare and Corpus Christi. Famous for excellent socials, semi-regular tours and a cult-like mentality – CCK is the finest team in the world, let alone Cambridge.
Contact – Sam Trueman ([email protected])
Mixed Lacrosse – Kings’ most popular sports team outside of rowing. Lacrosse is an energetic and active sport which is played by many colleges around the uni. Mixed lacrosse is, as the name suggests, open to all genders, and is really good fun and famous for its socials.
Contact – Qasim Alli ([email protected])
Mixed Netball – Like the Lacrosse team, but with netball!Contact – Ellie Archer ([email protected])
Football – The King’s football team is decent and a good way of getting into the game.Contact – Jonny Foster ([email protected])
Athletics – The aim of King’s College Athletics Club (KCAC) is to promote athletics in King’s. Men’s and women’s teams consisting of undergraduate and graduate students of King’s represent the college at intercollegiate cuppers competitions in athletics twice a year, in Michaelmas and Easter. The college has been highly successful in the recent history, being able to win multiple trophies. The club also provides a less intimidating way for students to try athletics, and has seen many members go on to take up their events at university level, making sure that King’s is appropriately represented in the university Athletics and Hare and Hounds clubs.Everyone, regardless of the level of experience, is welcome to join the team and compete. We explicitly advertise ourselves to complete novices. Also, we promote students to take part of the university athletics club, which also welcomes athletes of all standards.
Contact – Men’s captain: Kert Putsepp ([email protected]) Women’s captain: Carys Boughton ([email protected])
Boat Club – King’s College Boat Club (KCBC) is probably the largest sports club in the College. There are several crews competing at different levels and beginners are very warmly welcomed. Many people start as novice rowers in Michaelmas; the technique is not too difficult to pick up, and learning to row can be a lot of fun as well as great exercise. The Fairbairns race (at the end of Michaelmas) and the Bumps (end of Lent and Easter) are brilliant fun, and there’s always Bumps Dinner to look forward to after four days of Bumps. As well as rowing, the Boat Club organises social events, and there are trips away from Cambridge for races for those who are keen. Rowing in Cambridge is just about the cheapest and easiest way to get into the sport.
Contact – Men’s captain: Ollie Sluijters ([email protected])
Women’s captain: Ellie Archer ([email protected])
KMKA – King’s Mountaineering and Kayaking Association is the sports club for all things outdoor; they climb, kayak, hike, camp, abseil and canoe. From weekly climbing sessions at the Kelsey Kerridge sports centre to the weekly morning kayak paddle, KMKA has you covered. Once you’ve received a kayaking induction from the KMKA committee (run during fresher’s week), you can take out a kayak or canoe for free. There’s also an annual trip away for a week of camping, kayaking and hiking.
Contact – [email protected]
This is an incomplete list – as stated earlier, it’s much better to check out the stalls available at the Fair. But hopefully this gives you a good idea.
Part 4 – Fresher’s Timetable and Resources
All the KCSU events are entirely optional but we strongly encourage you to come and join in with our festivities.
We have tried to make our events as inclusive as possible, but if you have any suggestions prior to Freshers’ Week then please feel free to email [email protected] or [email protected]
If you can’t find any of the locations involved, then either find a friendly 2nd or 3rd Year, ask the porters or consult the map of King’s on kings.cam.ac.uk
Thursday 1st October
08:30-17:00 Small Welcome Desk (King’s Bar)
18:00 Dinner with Danielle (international officer) for International Freshers (Hall)
Friday 2nd October
09:00-18:00 Welcome Desk (King’s Bar)
18:00 Meet your College Parents in the Front Court
18:00- Dinner with College Parents in Hall
20:30 Port and Cheese with our New Chaplain (Chetwynd Room)
Saturday 3rd October
09:30Speed Meeting (Front Lawn)
Get to meet all the College personalities and walk on the grass!
Post-Matriculation Dinner
Live Music and the First ENT of term! (Bar)
Sunday 4th October
14:00-18:00 Picnic on the Backs + Punt Tours (King’s Backs)
14:30-17:30 Consent Workshops (check which room you’re in)
18:00 KCSU + CUSU Introduction (Chapel)
Monday 5th October
15;00-17:30 Kings’ College Freshers’ Fair (Chetwynd Court and the Chetwynd Room)
Sports + Outdoorsy things in the Court, Societies in the Room
20:00Varsity Trip College Bar Crawl (meet in the Bar)
Alternatively, College Family Fortunes (Chetwynd Court)
Simply choose whichever floats your boat!
Tuesday 6th October
All Day University Freshers’ Fair (Parker’s Piece)
10:00-15:00 KCBC Tubbing (meet in the bar)
16:00-17:00 Welfare Tea (Keynes Seminar Room 1)
20:00 Ghost Tour of King’s College (Meet in the Bar)
Wednesday 7th October
All Day University Freshers’ Fair (Parker’s Piece)
14:00-17:00 KMKA Kayak Inductions, Sign up at Fresher’s Fair (Backs)
19:00
The Annual King’s Pub Crawl – The theme is ‘Dress as your Subject’ (Meet in the Bar)
Alternatively – Welfare + King’s Film Society Team up for Movie Night, Mad Max: Fury Road (Keynes Hall)
The Same goes as on Monday – both will be great
Thursday 8th October
19:00
Lectures + Full Term Begins! Check your Timetables on the Faculty Website
Fresher’s Concert (Provost’s Lodge)
Friday 9Th October
19:00 Pub Quiz (Bar)
Saturday 10th October
16:45 Australia vs. Wales Rugby World Cup Game Screened Live (Bar)
20:00 First King’s Bunker Night of Term (Bunker)
